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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-11-11
What Everybody Knows

BY dealing with us you are not only sure of
yaving money but also Of being correctly and
tashonably dressed and ef securing strictly first
class, reliable goods in every Department.
Combined with these inducements YOU have
STOCK OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM
3 times as large as that Of ally other
House in JOhlStOVI.
embracing all descriptions Of good working gar
ments, business garments. and fine dress gar
ments, No goods of the trashy description ever
offered for sale in our establishment
WOOLF, SON & THOMAS.
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advert isement.
DAVID HAMILTON.
JAMES CnSTI.OW. JCommissIOners
JOHN h.RBG.
ID \. MCGOUGH. Clerk.
Ebensburg. S1E. 10, 81
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WOOLF, SON & THOMAS.


The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found. at my store [ am
now selling many goods at much less than | can
replace them for hut | will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until | am compelled to replenish
my stock. When YOU want cooking or heating
stove, tinware hardware, nails IRON. glass. trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices. Aug T. -,
O. H U UNI'LEY
HIGH STREET. EBENSBURG
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Seated and UnSGdtGd
LANDS!
Monday, December IL, 1887

rINHE COMMISSION ERS or CAMBRIA COUNTY
i will offer ~ Public sale IN the Court House,
Fr. arr m
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Dy virtue OF an order Issuing out Of the Or
ID phans Court OF Cambria county to me di-
Ivctcd. ] will expose to pu-.lic safe at the EN-
change HO;el In the borough ii Chest Springs
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Legal NOTICE.

"a r S''' ~ 'Oo fi2' $50 sa 9
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Suing Senator Sabin.
1 CRIDIToR'S BILL FILED AND CHARGES xADI
AGAINST HIN.

A CREDITORS BILL FILED AND CHARGES MADE
AGAINST HIN.
A telegram from st. Paul, MINI, April z, says:
creditors bill has been filed La the United States
Circuit Court against d N. Sabin by the Mer-
National Bank OF Ithica, n. Y, upon judgments in
that court aggregat1ng $4,000 upon which ex-
ecutiOns have been issued and returned no prop
erty found. The bill makes certain charges
against Mr.. Sabin, and prOpouads various ques-
sition he has made OF properties, and where he
obtained money he claims to possess, and finally
asks the appointment OF areceiver for the Senator
j. II. TOwnShend, Geo. II. Brush, and Marie Louise
Brush, his wife J. G. OGOrman and X. b. Langdon
are made co-defendants with Mr. Sabin. The bill
also propounds questions to all OF those aud asks
for the appointment of receiver for Townshend
to reach all OF Mr.. Sabins property, Ihe has any,
of whatever nature, and subject IL to the payment
OF the judgments The Minnesota Threaten Co.
is made party In order to reach all his in
terest in the same. The bill charges that at the
time Of the failure Of the Sabin joint stock CON-
panies j. II. TOwnShend Co. had two elevators
in North Dakota, that these were sold under
and that the elevators were purchased OF the bank
by Marie Louise Brush with money furnished her
by D. NJ Sabin. The bill further charges that j.
c. O'GOrman was man OF little or no means at
the time OF the organization Of the car company,
that he came into the possession OF something
Ike 600 In money and property, all OF which
was placed In his hands by D a. Sabin. 1t fur
placed in the hands OF Il. B. Langdon . large
amount OF propeTty TO be held In trust for Sabfn,
and that LangdoD now so holds the property for
SabinS bene6L
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Affairs I'm West Warrington.

FoUR MONTHS IN JAIL FOE RUNNING A Policy
ShoP.-1his morning, in the Police court, Mr.
Lavender called Tor trial the John Merritt.
the young laan charged with rUnnag policy
shop at The corner o; Canal ana Market Streets
guilty." ofieer Warwick t. ,lined TO the location
OF the shop and 10 inding policy paraDnernalla in
the room: Chas. GasNins, colored, testified that
he got "Doiph" Burton 10 play for hiIl the num-
berS "2-o-S." he told him 10 play tn IN Ia the
nrst capital but he played tlc numbers straight.
Witness objected 10 the numbers being played
straight, but 10 stood straight and struck gig
Then the defendant refused TO pay n. ana lie
Threatened 10 have him arrested. lie afterwards
received 50. Mr.. Lavender called the court s at
Jention TO the fact that the defendant pleaded
guilty 10 a similar charge last month, and the
Judge gave him four months I'm Jail
ASSOCIATED CHARIrlES-Aa adjourned meeting
OF the associated charities WAS held Yesterday with
the president, Mr.. +. l.. Moore, In the chair. 1ho
secretary reported that since the last annual
meeting was held about ss65 had been subscribed.
which was now distributed among the needy poor
I'm the form OF fuel groceries and SHOES La num-
Der OF eases the sick and helpless had been pro-
ylded for by removal Ia charity hospitals employ.
ment had been furnished 10 worthy persons, and
others had been assisted with tran apolta slon 10
get back 10 their homes. The meeting adjourned
until October next, and ia the Interim oniy tn,
most urgent cases OF need can he provided Tor as
the fund In hand Is very small.
GRAIN REcEIPTs-Canal boat III. NJ. Talbot ar
rived with 1900 bushels of corn, and can al boat
Beulah arrived with 4. 200 bushels OF wheat, Tor
q. Il. Dunlop Corn sold ON Change yesterday at
4Sc. A bushel.
NoTEs.-Mrs4 Jane ", Owens, OF No. LILO sO,h
S'itSt 'h"cots tSlWts Stoicn ffotii "a tfuLk NJ
her residence recently gold hunting-case watch,
valued at Sl00.-Four arrests were made In this
precint yesterday Several well-kBown anglers
left this morning for the Upper Potomac To Try
their luck at bass fishing. The water is In yood
condition, and the temperature about 41.-JsLe
w. Owens, No. l2l0 Both street, reports stHea
from trunk In her room gold W atch worth $50.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION or WATER Al 2 A.
A-.Great Falls, temperature, ~; condition, 3U:
receiving reservoir, temperature, ~; concition aG
north connection, 30; condition AT south oonnec-
taon, l5 distributing reservoir, temperature. AZ.
condition at infiuent gate-house, 10; condition a5
efiiueDt gate-house IL.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
SCHOOL BoARD..The city school board met last
night the president, Hon. ChaS T. stuart I'm the
chair. The superintendent reported the number
of pupils on the roll at the close OF March, 2S4
with an average attendance OF l.16l. An applica-
Association that the Alexandria library be turned
over that body, was referred TO the special CON-
mittee on the library. A bill Of Thos Hoy for
stOvewOrk, &C., $500, was ordered to be paid.
The building committee reported that they were
about making contracts for the complete repair OF
the SeatOn school building. Ten dollars was ap-
propriated to provide certain textbooks for
THE VIRGINIA SHIP BUILDING Co.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Virginia Iron
the Office OF the company to-day. The company
has leased the southern portion of their grounds
TO the Washington Shtp-building Co., but has no
prospect OF an immediate opening OF their IRON
works. The property OF this company covers the
river front from Duke street, with one lot inter-
venfng, to Gibbons street over ZOO feet, and
south OF Wilkes street its landed estate extends
west to Lee street. about One-twenteth or the first
ward. The river front in process OF purchase by
the Arrow Ship Co lies south OF the property OF the
Virginia Ship-0uilding Co.
NoT.s-Grand Chief Templar Miller, OF Virginia,
will visit the Tempiar lodges next week The al
eXandria Good TeMplars will send delegates to a
district meeting at Falls Church next Tuesday.
The funeral of Miss Laura Neale took place this
afternoon from her brothers residence, on Duke
street.-The mayor has tried Fanny Black burn,
colOred, on the charge OF stealing $50 from Mrs.
Ella Barley and sent her case ON to the grand jury
West Of Lee long occupied By Mayor Latham, has
been bought for *, 700 by Malcolm N. Brown. The
lot is about As by 100 feet and is improved by a
The mayor has lined Geo. Chichester 8 for assault
upon N. Peyton.-The Columbia Fire Co., OF this
city, has received an invitation OF the Columbia
Co, OF Allentown, Pa, to visit that place.-Mr.
E. s. Lloyd, who was paralyzed some time ago. has
now greatly imprnyed.-Aary Young has entered
hs
in street grade.
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roulede is the chief My father hsd never had any
thing to do with this In fact he did not even know
that he had this trd There has been shadow
OF a consliiIacy IN the ligue, witch CD.
Germs itself in France solely With the Soss.s,e
de &c. and with exciting lc patriotism OF The
pc hut the Germans anxious To raise cenef
OF here is treschery i'm the Interests OF their ees.
tons and their arrests made undsr these preef1
OF intlnlidatng the people In Mulhouse there have
where. The prisoners severely reatcd Ny father
wa, Kept here FOR two days In damp cell In absolute
srroy. Then. beroning alarmed ~ the menscing AZ
ntut.c of the ~orkmen aud the roi ulaton OF - t.e
frsslais carried on Iara with great mystery ~ nan
Pas' hNe IN the morning, to put him ON the usin Tor
- Az neishboring station. some friends LAYING
warned us of this, hastened TO follow hiin there
Also Ia carriage. In order least 10 say good bye "a
him The pressure If the government upon the peo-
PIE on scount of these elections Is such that the Tree
kosLsLman would believe himself In country OF
sasaSes We dsre not write word and are afraid ~
sleak The frussians have declared that II ~. La
lance WAS elected az Mulhomse, all the French
course; crowds of them. GA hrrsra a
5ri sss rodssces. The pcrousx;,oas Terrible
In the house Of friend Of AT Mulhouse they even
searched In box of chocolate The Alsatixn
pes dare not speak of this state of things The
ernffent suppresses Instantly those which obnon-
ious Ia IL As Tor the German newspapers. they hide
the truth or dishgure it, The French newspapers are
live As for the fate Of father know sbsolutely
nothing whatever. Viii he be released after the cleo
tons, or detained several months q fortress. or
worse than that When You write 10 address your
letter To in two envelopes. and without INA
chere -" Put 'Chere Autruche," or IN. lie Pein-
tire" or something like that 6ood-by.
HENRY NORMAN.
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New Designs for Silver and Minor Coins
DIRECTOR KIMBALL TO EXERCISE HIS AUTHORITY TO
MAKE OUR COINAGE MORE ARTISTIC.
Under authority OF law, and with the approval
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr.. kimbal, the
Director OF the Mint, is about to invite al the
hands OF artists distinguished in the respective
departments OF art new designs for silver and
minor coin.
This is the first time that the Director of the
Mint has exercised his authority for the ar
tiStic improvement OF our COINS for which pro-
vision was made in the coinage act OF 1873
notwithstanding the fact that none OF our coins
up to the art OF the day. Many OF them are in
feriOr in design to Older coins seldom found in
circulation
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DIED.

ANDERSON. On Thursday April 2. 1857, at q 80
an after snort illness Of congestSon Of the lunsn,
WILLIAM, the beloved husband VI Addelis Anderson,
asrea twenty sax Years.
funeral viii Jake place from his late residence No.
2IOl It'll street Of fomeroy street nortl west
ou saturday, April g. at S 80 pm. Relatiyss and
friends RESPECTFULLY invited 60 attend. Intercnt
1T liock Greek Cemetery. -
BUsEy. ON Thursday. April Z, 1887, ct 3 d. IN
Ia HILL BUSEi, the beloved daughter c. j. ss.d
Al s. Busey. aged years. ) nlenths and z DAYS
Funeral will take place from tas residence Of her
parents Ii street northeast, st M, saturday.
April ~ Relatives and friends respectively Invited .
attend
DREDGE Departed this life April 9TH, 1857
ChAhLEs Di.EpGE. infant rou Of william ss4
Alice f. Dredge aged twenty moaths.
Iunerxi ~ = O'Clock saturday. from her upcleA n
Della. 119 Gstreet sou;hwtss.
SLAPE: Al 7;45 am. April y, 1857, Mn SUSAN
Mira Vi. b 1homJson
Services NJ tine residence of her son in Jaw No. l5ls
Iii,h street northwest ~ pm lntsrment at Salem
Ma.
SPILNAN. On April z, 1887, At an, CHARIEs
seed Two Years aud sx months, son VI GSo.
Funeral viii take place from rarerts residence eSo3
ID street, Sunday q S O'Clock Fr1es,ds AL 80.
tyes sre invited to attend -
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Promises of a Big Peach Crop.

FrOmfSeS OF q Big Peach Crop
NOT oNB BUD IN TEN INJURED BY THE RECENT FROST.
BELvIDERE, n. j., April Sat a convention OF
the prominent peach growers OF Warren and Hun
terdOn Counties, just held, it was generally admit
ted that the outlook favored an unusually large
crop Of fruit, especially peaches.
One gentleman said that he had thoroughly eX-
amined the trees and that he found that not one
bud out OF ten gave any indication OF having been
injured by the frost. He thought that the crop OF
the coming season would be the heaviest known
for years.
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The Chicago BoOdlerS.

CHICAGO, April S.-Michael C. Mcdonald ap-
peared In the Criminal Court this morning as
surety On bonds OF ex-COmmissioner Van Pelt and
Edward Mcdonald, for $4,000 and $4,000
respectively. There are ten additional
indictments against Van Pelt for conspiracy and
one Tor bribery. Edward Mcdonald has six new
indictments against him. AiphOnse j. Walker
also gave bond to-day Tor $4,000 On one lndict-
ment for conspiracy. Chris kOeliing gave bonds
in s., GOO On his additional conspiracy Indictment.
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Congress has appropriated 1000 for the rent OF
OF branch pOst-offce or station in the neighbor-
hood OF the Treasury Department. The quar-
tiers now occupied on street are considered
by Postmaster COnger as too small to accommo-
date the large business OF the station, He Is now
Tor the sum named. He says that he
desires TO establish station with all the accom-
nOdati0ns OF the Capitol Hill station, except that
there viii be no carrier service operated from that
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liz You w ANT
Ir You Want
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING FOR
YOURSELF OR BOYS COME TO SMITH THE
PIONEER 9TH STREET GLOTHIER, NOWAT
e24 9TH STREET NV COME AND SEE ME-
FOR ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING.
HAvH You Visited

THE GREAT SALE OF FINE AND MEDIUM
TAILOR MADE CLOTHING NOW OPENING
OUT SOME OF THE INCEST MADE GAR
MENTS FOR MEN. BOYS. AND CHILDREN.
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD, AND BAR
GAINS ARE HERE FOR you. NO MATTER
WHAT YOU WANT IN THE WAY OF BEST
TAILoR-MADE CLOTHING, EQUAL TO THE
FINEST CUSTOM WORK, IN PRINCE AL
BERT. CUTAWAY. Or SACK SUITS. FOR
DRESS, FOR BUSINESS. FOB WORK, DON'T
THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY WHRN YOU
CAN GET SUCH FINE MADE CLOTHING AT
THIS SALE FOB LESS THAN COMMON
STUFF ELSEWHERE. WE HAVE SUITS OR
PANTS TO FIT THE SMALLEST OR LARG-
EST PERSONS. YOD CAN DEPEND ON BAR
GAINS IN ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING. WE
AVE. UNDER ST MARC HOTEL. ONE DOOR
BELOW 7TH ST. NV. THIS SALE OF FINE
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING OFFERS UNUs-
UAL CHANCES OF SECURING THE FINEST
NEW YORK TAILOR MADE CLOTHING ATA
LOWER PRICE THAN YOU PAY FOR COM
MON-MADE CLOTHING CONE AND SEE
OUR GOODS. CLOTHING FOB MEN. BOYS,
AND CHILDREN AT A BARGAIN. REAiEM-
Der, WE ARE AT NO 63l PENNSYLVANIA
AYE, ONE DOOR BELOW 7TH ST, ADJOIN-
ING ST MARC HOTEL. mh3a
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to TlB Star.


HIS krfends Figure Out a Majority
Against Ii Of $500.
DETROIT, AICH., April &-From all reports re-
ceaved the Ecening Journal now figures the
majority against prohibition at 3,676. The more
compete returns In most cases cut down the
prohibition vote. In this (Wayne, county the
majority against the amendment was 22,344, be-
ing an increase OF several hundred over former
reports. There is now no doubt that prohibition
has been defeated.
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The Courts,

POLICE CoURT-.Isidge Shell
To-day, John IA. Lawson, cOiorcd Jos Randolph
and Samuel Blackburn, dsorierly conduct: s. or
II days each. Vim. j. Hall, profanity; s. OF z
days
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MARIRIRlb.

PAYNE-NARCERoN. On January Is. 1887. 6
Baltimore. Md, by Rev j. 4. ho.s1er, ALHkRf
PAYNE late of London. England, ~ LAMA MARCH,
RON, OF Washington, u. c.
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GOOD FRIDAY GENERALLY Oh.
SERVED.
Little Business Done i'm New York and
8altimOre To-Day.

t.ittle BuSimexS Done i'm New York and
8altimOre To-Day.
NEW YORK, April 8.-To-day being Good Friday
all the downtown exchanges were closed, as
were also the bankers and brokers' Offices, which
gave the ''street" quite a deserted appearance,
something like that OF a sunday. The State and
United States Courts were closed and also all the
open by law. The custOm-hOuse and post-Office
were open for the transaction of business however
services appropriate to the day We're celebrated
In the churches OF all denominations during the
day.
UNUSUALLY wEIL-OBSKRyED IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April S.-GOOd Friday was more gen.
before. All pubic, State and city business was
suspended and afternoon the federal Offices closed
1he people generally attended church service,
which was held In most OF the Evangelical churches
as Well as Ia the Catholic. During the forenoon
tnere were fewer people on the street than on or
dlnaIy business days, and the police had attle 10
early forenoon.
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BOARDING.

ptEksoNs WHO MAY DESIRE WELL yENTILA-
Ted apartments. single or suite, furnished or nm
FURNISHED should call at GRAYS the old established
SSaaerer, who has taken the new and conlmodjOlls
Rouse, corner of 18th aud COrcoran SITS a W Per
n.,ient transient, with Table d Hote and Cafe at
tcned Private dningr rooms always ready for Dinner
tor. aet"5nie-
E0R RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHFD
looms single or EN- suite with hrstclass table
posfu' week or month; NJ the BUCKINGHAM fl.I0
ioth St, overlooking Mcpherson Square. apG-6ts
R3pARDING-132s / 81. n w. OPPOSITE FRANK
= III Square, two pleasant Rooms, with frst-class
Board Transient parties accommodated; references
S'Ascu- ap5-1ws
SPhAGUE MANSION, COR. 9TH AND SITS. NV
Rfooils and board by the dsy week or month ap2-im
tOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST
class Board Mcpherson Square Refe Fences
1iih5-ows II ~~~~ ~0sA ~
o,a atnlliNG AND ROOMS = TWO LARGE WELL
- iefpished communicating front rooms: second
sSor Table board per month 80 per week aud n 20
1 ~. Others Ut loy prices 3l4-3l6 indiana ava
t0k RENT-PLEAsANT.. WELL FURNISHED
hooms, With or without Table BQsrd: resesanca0
gwen sud required ole l3ta Ut. nv. tf7.Sas
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The Worlds Largest Clothespin Fac
tory Burned.
LuDINGToN, MICH, April S.-The BOwland Clothes
ter burned last ns ~ A 1nss ea0 & This was
the largest clOtheSpln factory in the world and Its
average daily output was 150, 900 pins. The mill
will probably be rebuilt
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We Anr PnrrAszD
TO GIVE 1oU A F7Rs1-cIAss CASE or

We Anr PRrrAszD
10 GIVE rou F1Rs1-cl.Ass CASE or
Them Il pleasure IN il.
There ia sa&isfac4ion in II
There u money IN Il.
You should all have
4 o. T. B,
Because it puts clothes upon Jour bodies and leaves
money In your pockets
Neither do we mock yoa With delnsiona
A. o. T. B.
Il not delusion q snare, but simple and solid
truth. which has wrought much solid comfort to the
masses. It pays to have
Because ADLER sells
FINE READY-MADR CLOTHING
For Mems, Youths, Boys and Ghtldren's Wear st
20 PER CENT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE
BOUGHT ELSEWHERE.
The squee- dunk il busted ri-too-rsli-a;
VEN man the people trusted f hiding IL hay
He's Boss. that confess ed, tum dittle dunn d.
We are receiving daily large additions to our a,rsedy
FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOTHING,
And would be pleased TO have you give it critical in
spection and post yourself g to OUR PRICES be1ors
making your purchases.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VHOR RENT-132O CORCORAN ST n W.: NINE
II rooms and bath; handsomely furnished. an Upright
Stelnway Piano. Will rent /, :, or years, cheap II
IOST, JR., 1929 18th st NV apS-3ts
ISOR RENT-1009 ST. N. W: FOURTEEN
rooms and two baths; excellent location for Offices
apS-6t 1903 + ST
NOR RENT-NEw SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il on ID st ne, all modern improvements owner will
take board for rent price S25.
D. g. PROCTOR SON,
Real Estate and INSURANCE..
apS-lm l226 ST NV
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Presidential Appointments.
The President to-day appointed A. b. Charde, OF
Nebraska, to be receiver of public moneys at Mo
brara, Neb., and Thos. D. Marcum, OF Kentucky,
to be Indian inspector, vice George R. Pearson,
resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-08

MANY OF the readers OF THE STAR are taking adj
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer nj TUE
WEEKLY STAR (as advertised IA anoi her column Ia
subscribe 10 one or :nore ~ ne leading periodicals
OF the country. large SAVING can be made In
this way.
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MONTHS WORK OF THE C0RoSER.-During the
month Of March the coroner Was called upon 10
investigate - eases There were > cases of In
fanIiclde OF suiClds, anl persons met with az
cidentsl deaths There was I ease Of drowning =
persons burned 10 death, and Killed ON the rail-
road.
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THE WASHINGTON CADET CoRPs' DRILL The
Washington cadet Corps gave their SECOND card
reception and exhibition drill last night at their
arnory, on % street There WAS a large attend
ance. The corps exhibited considerable pro-
fciency and skill in drill.
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WN. A. FARIKgs NIII--The will of the late
VIM y. Faree, fi,ed with Register of Wills Clagett
t)-,ay, baqueathS 10 his sen, VIA. Arthur, when
he reaches IL years of age, II he proves auriful
son. his watch and chain; directs that 500 be in
vested and be paid To Ills ne children as they
shall reach twenty years of age, ami the
alder O! las estate IL his vile. provided SIZE does
not ruarry, and Il she does uly on"-haf shall 20
70 her and the remainder 10 the children.
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SUING THE EAHEoAIs FOR S,l0o00-Nr r. 4
DE, who was severely injured Gn July 20 last, by
falling inlo an excavation near GnariOtIcSyllle,
va, has brought SUI iT $4,000 damages against
the Chesapeake ant ohio ANA the Richmond and
Danyille and the Virginia Midland Railroads
Ar. Dye took passage mann this City, and failing To
change cars at charlottesville the train was
stopped a short distance below, and he was
directed TO walk back, bat the night bein.; dark
he fell through a trest!e work ard was badly IN.